D’Angelo on waivers

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Personally, I think he will have to play in Europe or the AHL. Unless a team has a guy they think is a dickhead and want out. Bennett wants out. Maybe Calgary swaps them. Honestly, who would want a guy that rips his goalie after the game. I mean, it was one thing when his defense sucked. This is entirely different. Stand by what I said most of last year. They should have moved him to wing. I think things would have been much different.
 
The most likely options are:

A trade with a % of his cap hit through next season retained by us (50% would mean a 2.4 cap hit goes to the other team next season - which is not bad).

OR

Unconditional waivers leading to a buyout.

The Rangers would shave $1.075 million off this year’s salary cap charge for DeAngelo while still being on the hook for $3.725 million. That’s not ideal, but it would provide a little more cap wiggle room. And once they’re able to buy out the contract, the cap hits would be manageable at $383,333 for the 2021-22 season and $883,333 in 2022-23, according to CapFriendly.

So essentially we'd have dead cap space of 883 K added to the 22-23 cap.

Those are the options I see, with # 2 being more likely I'd guess.
 
And saying moving him to the wing would have made things very different doesn't make sense. First he has been a dman his whole career. Second, if he was a winger would his bad attitude, which has gotten him into trouble many times in his career, suddenly have disappeared? Come on now.
 
Hard to see anyone trading for him right now unless you made the deal ultra-sweet for them. The buyout path seems like the best option. The guy is really killing his career.
 
Thought he finally smartened up. Guess he went back to being a nut when Trump lost.
 
Still too early to say this flat out, but this could end up being one of those seasons that was doomed from the start. If we lose tonight, I say bring up some more kids on D and on the 4th line and let them play and gain experience. If worst case is we add one more top 5 pick before we take a step forward into contention next season, I am good. And we haven't even played the Caps, Bruins, or Flyers yet.

Sounds like Gorton is close to dealing DeAngelo. I'd guess with 50% retained. Meaning we save a prorated 2.4 mill this season, and 2.4 next season.
 
GM Jeff Gorton says Tony DeAngelo has played his last game for the Rangers.

Gorton says DeAngelo had been upset since being scratched for first game. At some point, Gorton told DeAngelo if there was one more issue, he'd be removed from the team. That happened after Saturday's skirmish with Georgiev.

President John Davidson said DeAngelo's social media comments were not a factor.
 
Looks like Gorton was pretty pissed at DeAngelo even before this incident. I think the kid should go get some mental help, go to europe, learn how to play wing, come back in a year. Try to salvage his career.
 
If Smith is out they should definately be bringing up Hajek or Reunanen, which they should be doing anyway.
 
I don't want to see Johnson/Smith/Rooney/Bitetto/Brodzinski for much longer. If we are going to lose and struggle anyway, bring up more kids and let them play. Barron, Hajek, Reunanen and others should get experience this season for the future.
 
Good Kreider for two straight games. Hopefully this is the start of a long consistent stretch of good Kreider.
 
Solid win tonight. Kreider and Panarin played really well. Igor was solid. Let's see if they can keep it going against the Caps. Some time to practice coming up. Off until Thursday. Then no game Saturday means off until next Monday. So one game over the next week.
 
Good Kreider for two straight games. Hopefully this is the start of a long consistent stretch of good Kreider.

He’s been good the last 4. Now play Igor a bunch in a row and give Kreids the C already.
 
Fun game to watch. Impressed with the PK. 6-6 against the Pens is no small feat. Miller continues to play well. Love that kid!
 
On the latest edition of TSN’s Insider Trading, Darren Dreger noted that Tony DeAngelo has a ton of interest. Per a source, he could be traded within days.


The question is, who do we get in return, and how much cap hit do we retain.
 
Probably something like half retained for a 3rd and a prospect.
 
I don't understand why any GM would bail the Rangers out with a trade when they could wait for Tony's release and give up nothing. Hope Dreger is right. Callahan and Hartnell were on NHL tonight talking about it last night, interesting player's perspective.
 
If you believe several sites that their is a bidding war for him then it will be more than that. I guess at his salary, nobody wanted him. At half his salary, he's a huge risk/reward guy worth it. I've been clamoring for Bennett here for a long time. He's nasty, built for the playoffs and is exactly the type we need. I think they will go for a top faceoff guy. Glendening on Detroit is insane. He's winning 69% of his draws. His offense blows but the Rangers have lost at least 3 games in third periods because of clean losses in the D zone.

Henrique is a guy I always liked. His contract at 5.8 runs about 4 more years. If you deal for him and a couple of second rounders and give up Strome and DeAngelo at half retained, it would make sense. Henrique is a 56% draw guy. His offense would pick up a lot here. The Ducks offense blows. The money would be close to a wash for us. Next year worthless Smith comes off the books. We save around 9 million with Hank and Shattenkirk on the cap. It's really important we get a stud, faceoff center with some offense to take draws on the PP to get setup and late in games to stop from blowing fucking leads.
 
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"Bob McKenzie said on NBCSN: four or five teams interested in DeAngelo, including Calgary and Detroit. Rangers not willing/interested in retaining or taking back salary."

I figured Detroit for sure. Calgary as well. Bennett would be a nice get. He's nasty as well. Wanted him last year. I don't see what Detroit is going to offer other than Glendening who is old and prospects. Dekeyser would be a great stop gap on the left side. He's 30 with one more year on his contract at similar money to DeAngelo.
 
McKenzie brings up a fair point when you look at the #'s (a buyout this summer really isn't a major impact on the cap the next 2 seasons, and is way less than 2.4/50% retained next season - over 2 mill less):

“Here’s the rub, the New York Rangers plan B would be if they don’t trade him is to buy him out at the end of the year,” McKenzie revealed. “In other words, the Rangers are not prepared to retain a huge amount of salary, the Rangers are not prepared to take on a huge contract the other way.”

From a financial standpoint, the Rangers could retain up to $2.4 million of DeAngelo’s contract for this season and next year to make a deal work. Of course, because he’s 25 a 1/3 buyout is also possible which means lesser cap penalties.

Per Cap Friendly, the Rangers would only face a $383,333 hit in 2021-22 and a $883, 333 charge the season after. Teams looking to trade for him should understand that, and realize Jeff Gorton does not have his back up against the wall as initially believed.
 
Sam Bennett likely won’t be in the Flames lineup tonight against the Winnipeg Jets. Coach decision. This may fuel trade speculation, but sources say, at the moment, there is nothing on the front burner related to trade.

The Rangers need centers, the Flames need defense – it’s fairly simple to connect these two dots.

Financially, the Flames are paying the 24 year-old Bennett $2.55 million and have $1.337 in space to play with. The Rangers would be willing to eat some of DeAngelo’s salary to make it work, just not 50%.

If the Rangers were to retain maybe $1 million on DeAngelo, the Flames could make this deal work. Both sides get what they need and two birds are killed with one stone as they say.
 
The Kings and Wings both have multiple 2nd and 3rd rounders this year, so maybe we can swing a 2nd and 3rd from one of them.
 

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